One Race
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One Race
$26.99
One Race by Gregg Dreise is a powerful children's picture book about equality, racism, empathy and unity.
Through poetic, spoken-word style writing, the book encourages children to think about discrimination, human rights and the importance of treating people with respect.
Why you'll love it:
· Opens age-appropriate conversations about racism
· Explores equality, empathy and human rights
· Encourages unity and respect
· Supports classroom discussion and reflection
· Written by Kamilaroi and Euahlayi author and artist Gregg Dreise
A valuable resource for families and schools wanting to help children talk thoughtfully about racism, difference, fairness and belonging.
Book details
Author: Gregg Dreise
Illustrator: Gregg Dreise
People: Kamilaroi and Euahlayi
Language: English
Format: Hardcover
Pages: 32
ISBN: 9781761298585
Publisher: Scholastic Australia
Imprint: Scholastic Press
Publication: 2026
Age guide: Approximately 4–8 years
A powerful First Nations picture book encouraging children to think about equality, empathy, racism, kindness and our shared humanity.
Frequently asked questions
What is One Race about?
One Race by Gregg Dreise is a powerful children's picture book about equality, racism, empathy and unity. Through poetic, spoken-word style writing, the book encourages children to think about discrimination, human rights and the importance of treating people with respect.
What age group is One Race suitable for?
One Race is recommended for approximately 4–8 years A powerful First Nations picture book encouraging children to think about equality, empathy, racism, kindness and our shared humanity. It can be enjoyed at home and used for shared reading or guided discussion in educational settings.
What themes does One Race explore?
One Race explores equality, respect and fairness, identity and belonging, and First Nations cultures and perspectives. These themes can support thoughtful conversations before, during and after reading.
How can educators use One Race in the classroom?
Educators can use One Race for shared reading and learning experiences about equality, respect and fairness, identity and belonging, and First Nations cultures and perspectives. It can support discussion, reflection, vocabulary development and connections with relevant curriculum topics.
Can One Race support conversations about racism and fairness?
Yes. One Race can help adults begin age-appropriate conversations about racism, equality, respect and fairness. Educators and carers can pair the story with guided questions that relate its ideas to children's lives and communities.